Kinsta

Kinsta shows one price per plan, with no separate renewal price. Single 35k is $35/mo on monthly billing, or $350 a year on annual billing, which the page says gives two months free. Some plans give new customers the first month free, and the terms say promotions renew at the standard fee. The pricing page says prices exclude tax and are in US dollars. Going over a plan's limits costs extra, for example $0.50 per 1,000 visits and $0.50 per GB of server bandwidth.

The terms say you sign with Kinsta Inc., under Delaware law. The data processing addendum and privacy policy give its address at 8605 Santa Monica Blvd #92581, West Hollywood, California. The About page says Kinsta was founded in 2013 and its team is fully distributed. The privacy page summary says the website is run by Kinsta Limited, registered with the UK Information Commissioner as ZA290018, and the policy lists contacts for the UK, EU and Switzerland. We didn't see a company registration number for Kinsta Inc. on the pages we read.

A public status page tracks 58 components in two groups: 10 services such as MyKinsta, the CDN and DNS, and the data centres by region. It lists the last 15 days of incidents, each with timed updates. On 20 Oct 2026 it showed a partial outage in London, and an 8 Oct disruption in Northern Virginia was marked resolved. It links to a full history page, though its entries didn't load for us. The SLA promises 99.9% uptime by default, with credits of 5% to 20% of the monthly fee that you request through chat within 30 days.

Customers on a paid plan get 24/7 support by live chat and tickets in MyKinsta, in eight languages: English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese. The support docs state an average response time under 2 minutes. There is no phone line for hosting support; sales has a phone number and WhatsApp. Billing support works weekdays from 1 a.m. to 11 p.m. UTC, and larger plans get an account manager.

Managed WordPress plans have a 30-day money-back guarantee for first-time customers, which starts after any free first month. Dedicated server fees, one-time fees and overages are excluded, and add-on fees from that period are deducted. You cancel in MyKinsta under Company settings, and plans renew automatically until you do. After 30 days the terms say fees are non-refundable, and a cancelled add-on gives a prorated account credit, not cash. The terms allow price increases with reasonable prior notice, without a fixed period.

Every WordPress site gets a daily automatic backup, kept for 14 days on smaller plans and 20 or 30 days on larger and Agency plans. You can add up to 5 manual backups and restore any backup yourself in MyKinsta; we didn't see a fee for restoring. Once a week you can create a downloadable ZIP with the site files and database, available for 48 hours. Backups every 6 hours cost $20/site a month, hourly backups $100/site a month, and copies to Amazon S3 or Google Cloud $2/site a month plus $1 per GB.

Every plan includes free wildcard SSL through Kinsta's Cloudflare integration, renewed automatically, plus a firewall and DDoS protection. Two-factor login is required for MyKinsta, with a code by email by default or an authenticator app. The security page lists malware monitoring, and malware removal is free for WordPress sites without nulled plugins or themes. If you don't finish the follow-up steps within one business day, later infections cost $100 to clean.

The docs list 30 data centres by city, including Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris, Zurich and London in Europe, and you pick one when you create a site. A data processing addendum covers the GDPR, UK GDPR and Swiss law, and is part of the terms with no separate signature. It uses EU standard contractual clauses and the UK addendum, and the privacy policy adds the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework.

Plans list WordPress sites, monthly visits, disk space and CDN bandwidth as numbers. Single 35k has 1 site, 35,000 visits, 10 GB of storage and 125 GB of CDN bandwidth. The docs give PHP threads per plan, from 2 threads with a 512 MB pool on Single 35k, and say each live site container can use 12 CPUs and 8 GB of RAM by default. The overages page gives the rate for each limit. "Unlimited" is used only for migrations and users.

You can make a downloadable backup of your files and database once a week, export the database with phpMyAdmin, or copy files over SFTP and SSH. We didn't see a fee for cancelling or leaving. Cancelling deletes all sites and DNS records in MyKinsta permanently, so you need your own copy first. The domain pages describe pointing a domain you already own to Kinsta, and we didn't see domain registration, so there is no domain to transfer out.